What impact did the change in agriculture after World War II have on Georgia?

A. The change in agriculture caused an increased need for sharecropping and tenant farming.

B. The change in agriculture caused a decrease in agricultural productivity.

C. The change in agriculture caused many to leave the rural communities and relocate in urban areas.

D. The change in agriculture caused a shortage of food that was available for trade with other countries.

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Joel Ayers

27 February, 03:27

What impact did the change in agriculture after World War II have on Georgia?

A. The change in agriculture caused an increased need for sharecropping and tenant farming.

B. The change in agriculture caused a decrease in agricultural productivity.

C. The change in agriculture caused many to leave the rural communities and relocate in urban areas.

D. The change in agriculture caused a shortage of food that was available for trade with other countries.

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Billy · Answer 1

I'd have to say B

After World War II, the impact of the change in agriculture in Georgia caused many to leave the the rural communities and relocate in urban areas. Thousands of people had moved North in search of better Jobs. There was a decrease in the need for farm laborers due to advances in technology that made farming tools more efficient.